Eighteen Children Stay At Group Foster Home
Eighteen children aged 4 through 17 reside at the Group Foster Home in Terminal, formerly the Tri-County home, now housing youths from two counties under a house mother and father. Donations are welcomed via the home or board members James Roberts Harold Cox and Frank Stickney.
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Terminel
Tri-Country
James Roberts
Harold Cox
Frank Stickney
Rose Theatre Box Office Hours and Show Times
The Rose Theatre reports box office opens at 6 45 PM for nightly shows and 1 45 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. It closes at 9 00 PM nightly.
Local Wrecks Leave City Officials Frustrated
The city records multiple traffic incidents on Thursday and Friday. Ola Marie Wood and Jimmy Wilkins collided near NW Ave B with Wilkins cited for improper start from parked position. Damages about 400 and 170 dollars. No injuries. Alice Huddleston and Rosemary Giles Farmer crashed near NW 1st. Huddleston cited for improper backing. Damages about 100 and 150 dollars. Issidor Bermea and Donna Travis collision near NE Ave D. Bermea cited for improper backing and no driver’s license. No injuries reported.
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Ola Marie Wood
Jimmy Wilkins
9Th
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Ward
Alice Huddleston
Odessa
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Andrews
Huddleston
Gordon Soles
Issidor Bermea
Donna Travis
Ave
Weldon Monroe
Isidor Bermea 2
Lipham's Leading Country Doubles Bowling League
Lipham's Gulf Services holds first in the Country Doubles league after a 3 point win over Mobil Oil Corp. Other results include Andrews Sinclair over United Meter Co and Hometown Appliance over Garrison Furniture. Wheeler Buick postponed as Leach Realtors team dropped out. High games were Lipham's and Hometown Appliance with 807, and high series went to Laverne Osburn 465 and L. F. McCrary 541.
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Mobil Oil Corp
Andrews Sinclair
United Meter Company
Hometown Appliance
Garrison Furniture
W. A. B. Inc
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Wheeler
Laverne Osburn
L. F. McCrary
Lipham’s
Lipham’s Gulf Ser
Phillips Snappy Ser
Garrison Furn
Hometown Appliance United Meter Co
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Wheeler Buick
Arts and Academics Set As Theme Of Area Banquet
The 40th annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet in Odessa features shish kebab on seasoned rice for the entree. Dr. James M. Moody of Texas Christian University will speak, with Dr. Lara Hoggard as emcee, highlighting the arts and academics theme.
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Exhibition Hall
Odessa
James M. Moody
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Lara Hoggard
Midland- Odessa Symphony and
Moody
Hoggard
Derrell Henry
John Guffey
Odessa Rangers
Eddie Echols
Tim Fambrough
Kay Gregory
Sam Brown
Enid Hold
Permian Playhouse
Babe L. Griffith
Odessa Art Association
Henry Rogers, Jr
Odessa Council of Garden Clubs
Dale Stewart
Midland-Odessa Symphony
B Team Falls to Lovington in Tight Clash
The Lovington B team beat the visiting B team 49 to 43 after a rough second quarter. Sammy Lee led with 17 points while Robert Haynie added eight and Kenneth Gibson and Dennis Langston each had seven. The scoring pace lagged early as Lovington led 24-10 at halftime.
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Lovington
Sammy Lee
Robert Haynie
Kenneth Gibson
Dennis Langston
City League Scoring Night Sees Druggists, Jaycees, Henny Penny Win
City Drug defeats Simmons 71-56 as Emery Smith scores 29 and Leonard McCoy adds 12. Simmons then beat the Jaycees 49-39 with Moody Conner 16 points. Henny Penny edges Ottos 55-54 in double overtime led by Bobo Brooks 25. Humphrey leads Henny Penny with 22 in 0-43 City Drug loss. Ottos beat Simmons 62-45 with Conner 15 and Larry Underwood 13.
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Leonard McCoy
Jim Jackson
Moody Conner
Simons
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Jaycees
Conner
Bobby Williams
Henny Penny
Ottos
Bobo Brooks
Mark Humphries
Darwin Murdock
Willie McCain
Charles Gore
Humphrey
Mike Munn
Don Bales
Emory Smith
Larry Anderson
Ottus
Farmer
Larry Underwood
Wilkie McCain
Charlie Gore
Letter to Editor Champions 65 Year Retirement Stance
G Bert Smith Jr argues against retiring county workers at 65. He cites Alvin Williams with 26 years service and a Social Security only retirement of $126 monthly. Smith urges reconsideration, calling the policy cruel and asking for adequate retirement benefits.
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Andrews County News
Commissioners Court
Alvin Williams
G. Bert Smith, Jr
Variety of Chairs Delights Decorators at Garrison Furniture
A showroom displays a broad range of chairs from club and lounge styles to open arm, pull-up, and character chairs. Highlights include high-back wing chairs, barrel chairs, and contemporary rockers in distinctive fabrics. See the full selection today at Garrison Furniture.
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America
Garrison Furniture
Seniors vs Faculty Cage Match Set for January 23
The seniors challenge the faculty to a charity basketball game on January 23 to raise money for the senior class. Allen McFall, head coach of the seniors, vows to end the faculty’s undefeated streak. proceeds fund senior activities.
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Allen McFall
Jal Encounter Due Monday Here For Mustangs
The Andrews Mustangs battle Jal in a second game after Jal defeated the locals in the opener two days after the football season. A victory is hoped for by the Mustangs to upset their neighbor, while the Panthers seek a second win.
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Andrews Mustangs
Jal
Mustangs
Panthers
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